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    • GreyG
      Grey
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      Did anyone else get the email from them about their sale on R510s? The email was sent Aug 10 and I acted then. No one has contacted me back. Is that normal when a sale goes on? They just ignore people once they sell out (presuming that's what happened)? I was hoping to upgrade out of my 2950 for my home lab. ๐Ÿ˜ž

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      • JaredBuschJ
        JaredBusch
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        I've never acted on an ad from them, so no idea.

        @xByteSean is the only tag I know of here.

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        • scottalanmillerS
          scottalanmiller
          last edited by scottalanmiller

          @BradfromxByte

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          • jt1001001J
            jt1001001
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            I got it but have nto gotten OK to pursue from management yet

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            • dbeatoD
              dbeato
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              Did see an email about it but did not plan on buying yet.

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              • GreyG
                Grey
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                Update: they responded, but their prices don't seem to match what Stallard has available. I'm not sure how a sale isn't meeting up with standard prices from another vendor. Odd.

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                • travisdh1T
                  travisdh1 @Grey
                  last edited by

                  @grey said in XByte sale on R510s:

                  Update: they responded, but their prices don't seem to match what Stallard has available. I'm not sure how a sale isn't meeting up with standard prices from another vendor. Odd.

                  To be completely fair, I think Stallard Tech does off-lease equipment, not factory new like Xbyte. It's a difference worth noting if going into production, but for a home lab either should be fine.

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                  • scottalanmillerS
                    scottalanmiller @travisdh1
                    last edited by

                    @travisdh1 said in XByte sale on R510s:

                    @grey said in XByte sale on R510s:

                    Update: they responded, but their prices don't seem to match what Stallard has available. I'm not sure how a sale isn't meeting up with standard prices from another vendor. Odd.

                    To be completely fair, I think Stallard Tech does off-lease equipment, not factory new like Xbyte. It's a difference worth noting if going into production, but for a home lab either should be fine.

                    That would not be comparable at all.

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                    • brandon220B
                      brandon220
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                      I picked up 2 720xd machines with 6 - 4Tb drives, dual Xeons, and 64G RAM on one of the specials a couple months ago. Don't have the exact specs in front of me right now. Total to the door for both was less than $4400. Nice machines. Added the extra warranty as well.

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                      • coliverC
                        coliver @brandon220
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                        @brandon220 said in XByte sale on R510s:

                        I picked up 2 720xd machines with 6 - 4Tb drives, dual Xeons, and 64G RAM on one of the specials a couple months ago. Don't have the exact specs in front of me right now. Total to the door for both was less than $4400. Nice machines. Added the extra warranty as well.

                        Oh man... that's crazy!

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                        • KOOLERK
                          KOOLER Vendor @Grey
                          last edited by

                          @grey said in XByte sale on R510s:

                          Did anyone else get the email from them about their sale on R510s? The email was sent Aug 10 and I acted then. No one has contacted me back. Is that normal when a sale goes on? They just ignore people once they sell out (presuming that's what happened)? I was hoping to upgrade out of my 2950 for my home lab. ๐Ÿ˜ž

                          Too many people allies and they are busy accepting POs? ๐Ÿ™‚

                          Kidding... xByte are good guys. Give them a call.

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                          • GreyG
                            Grey @travisdh1
                            last edited by

                            @travisdh1 said in XByte sale on R510s:

                            @grey said in XByte sale on R510s:

                            Update: they responded, but their prices don't seem to match what Stallard has available. I'm not sure how a sale isn't meeting up with standard prices from another vendor. Odd.

                            To be completely fair, I think Stallard Tech does off-lease equipment, not factory new like Xbyte. It's a difference worth noting if going into production, but for a home lab either should be fine.

                            How can that be on an R510? These are no longer produced.

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                            • DanpD
                              Danp @Grey
                              last edited by Danp

                              @grey I think he meant refurbished, in like-new condition.

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                              • mlnewsM
                                mlnews @Grey
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                                @grey said in XByte sale on R510s:

                                @travisdh1 said in XByte sale on R510s:

                                @grey said in XByte sale on R510s:

                                Update: they responded, but their prices don't seem to match what Stallard has available. I'm not sure how a sale isn't meeting up with standard prices from another vendor. Odd.

                                To be completely fair, I think Stallard Tech does off-lease equipment, not factory new like Xbyte. It's a difference worth noting if going into production, but for a home lab either should be fine.

                                How can that be on an R510? These are no longer produced.

                                They keep them in stock.

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                                • mlnewsM
                                  mlnews @Danp
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                                  @danp said in XByte sale on R510s:

                                  @grey I he meant refurbished, in like-new condition.

                                  It's a bit confusing. They are actually not used. But often have been tested.

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                                  • DanpD
                                    Danp @mlnews
                                    last edited by

                                    @mlnews said in XByte sale on R510s:

                                    @danp said in XByte sale on R510s:

                                    @grey I think he meant refurbished, in like-new condition.

                                    It's a bit confusing. They are actually not used. But often have been tested.

                                    Hard to believe that they would have brand new servers sitting in a warehouse for 5+ years. Would be good it someone from XByte could clarify.

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                                    • GreyG
                                      Grey @mlnews
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                                      @mlnews said in XByte sale on R510s:

                                      @danp said in XByte sale on R510s:

                                      @grey I he meant refurbished, in like-new condition.

                                      It's a bit confusing. They are actually not used. But often have been tested.

                                      http://i.imgur.com/8isWFf9.png

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                                      • mlnewsM
                                        mlnews @Danp
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                                        @danp said in XByte sale on R510s:

                                        @mlnews said in XByte sale on R510s:

                                        @danp said in XByte sale on R510s:

                                        @grey I think he meant refurbished, in like-new condition.

                                        It's a bit confusing. They are actually not used. But often have been tested.

                                        Hard to believe that they would have brand new servers sitting in a warehouse for 5+ years. Would be good it someone from XByte could clarify.

                                        They've clarified often. They never handle used gear.

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                                        • scottalanmillerS
                                          scottalanmiller
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                                          The way that refurb Dell gear works is that it is still new, but has been passed through a customer, has had a box opened, been returned on a deal with changed specs, etc. It's not legally new, but not used, either.

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                                          • DanpD
                                            Danp
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                                            @mlnews said in XByte sale on R510s:

                                            @danp said in XByte sale on R510s:

                                            @mlnews said in XByte sale on R510s:

                                            @danp said in XByte sale on R510s:

                                            @grey I think he meant refurbished, in like-new condition.

                                            It's a bit confusing. They are actually not used. But often have been tested.

                                            Hard to believe that they would have brand new servers sitting in a warehouse for 5+ years. Would be good it someone from XByte could clarify.

                                            They've clarified often. They never handle used gear.

                                            From their website --

                                            This means that many of the refurbished machines sold by xByte Technologies are not just refurbished, theyโ€™ve never been in production. Often times with a refurbished server, you receive the benefit of never used equipment at a significant cost savings by taking advantage of the realities of made to order manufacturing.

                                            Unlike you, they use the words "many" and "often" instead of "never". But it's good to know that most of their stuff is the equivalent of brand new.

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